New Ulm weekly review., 1887-02-16
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.

sAoulu De udHueu IN Dy MONDAY even
ing. The paper goes to press Tuesday
afternoon and is mailed to outside sub
scribers the same evening. Our New
Ulm patrons will receive the paper
Wednesday morning.
Chas. Brust and family came down
from Sleepy Eye Saturday to assist in
in the Tivoli Masquerade.
Col Bobleter was in town Saturday,
Sunday and Monday,
MIR. VIM. Silverson, Il brother of G..
Silverson of the Eagle Mill Co.. is visit
ing IN town. He is favorably i'm
pressed with New Ulm.
Mr.. Chas. Silverson returned from a
business trip to Chicago and Cincinnati
Saturday.
We are informed that Mr.. J. B. AL
termatt of Leavenworth is seriously i'll
and that there is little hope of his re-
covery.
Berthold Kalb, who has been work
ing at Osceola Mills, Wisconsin for
some time has returned home to nurse
broken foot. The accident was
caused by the falling of shed on which
he was working.
Feed for stock is scarce, Hay is very
scarce and commands a higher price
than ever before. AS high as ten dol
lars per ton had to be paid for it here
during the season of snow blockades.
Farmers did not prepare for so severe
q winter as we had and hence the short
age.
If you want to see grand parade,
stop on one of the principal streets
!. from to P. m. Tuesday.
Mr.. Wenzel Kral and Miss Mary
kretsch, both of the town of Sigel, were
. married by Rev. A. Berghold at the
2 Catholic church in New Ulm last Mon
day. The occasion was celebrated in
+ grand style at the. residence Of the
brides mother, guests from all parts of
/ the county participating.
The Turverein announces masked
ball in their hall for Tuesday, February
p. They have prepared an entertain.
ing programme and the managers
! wish us to assure the public that every
number announced will be performed.
The managers of the Union Hall an
nounce masked ball for Tuesday even
ing February %. Only full masks will
be admitted to the dancing floor before
II o'clock.
The invitation masked ball at the Ii
voli was one of the most enjoy able held
this season. There were just enough
present to make a good crowd without
encroaching on the space in the hall.
When our reporter left at-well, after
midnight the dance was still at it's
height and we understand that it was
kept up until early morning.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year by the G. A. R.
Department encampment held in St..
Paul Wednesday and Thursday: Com
mander, L. L. Wheelock, Owatonna;
senior vice commander, E. R. Jefferson,
Duluth; junior vice commander, James
Eye, Minneapolis; medical director, D.
P. Kennedy, Litchfeld; chaplain, W.
E. Stanley, Austin; council OF admin
istration, Thomas Montgomery, L. G..
Nelson, Perry Starkweather, R. G. Liv-
ingstone, j. NJ. D. Croft Delegates to
the National Encampment, James
Drake Cat large), Joseph Bobleter, l..
\. Hancock, George B. Arnold, A..
BArlo. NJ. II. Sessions, Samua Bloo-
mer, A. H. Fitch. Alternates, E. NJ.
Pope Cat large), Z. H. Robinson, R. S.
Davidson, w. F. Sutherland. c. II.
Graves, E. R. Perkins, Charles j. Ste
vens, Daniel Fisch.
The amended charter OF New Ulm
which has passed the legislature pro-
vides for the following changes. The
city is to be divided in three wards.
The first ward is to include all of that
part of the city south of Center street,
with the exception of that tract west of
Garden and north of the continuation
of Tenth streets. The second ward is
north of Center and east of Broadway
to R. R. track thence following the rail
road all of city east of the track to the
city limits. All parts of city not in
cluded in the iirsts and second wards
comprise the third ward. The term OF
office of elective officers begins on the
second Tuesday Of April, that of ap-